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In California, the statute of limitations for breach of an oral contract is two years after the breach. If Angela, a party to an oral
In California, the statute of limitations for breach of an oral contract is two years after the breach. If Angela, a party to an oral contract made in July 2017, breached the contract in July, 2019, can Robert, the other party to the contract, now sue for breach of the oral contract?
A.Yes, because Angela is not entitled to reformation of the contract.
B.No, because Angela is entitled to reformation of the contract.
C.Yes, because Angela is not discharged from performing the contract.
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Business Law and the Legal Environment
Authors: Susan S. Samuelson, Jeffrey F. Beatty
7th edition
1285860381, 978-1305445864, 1305445864, 978-0357689646, 978-1285860381
